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Transaction problems

Ed
hi,

I have an application on my intranet using asp.net/vb.net
Sometimes users open more than one window of the browser, loading the
same application and execute the same process on both windows.
I would like to avoid this behavior, but I donīt know the best way to
doing that.

If you know that, please let me known

tks
troqui
Nov 18 '05 #1
1 888
you can't, you should code your application to support this scenario.

there are actually two modes:

1) the user selectes new window from the file. this will share the same
session as the original (also the first new page will have the same
viewstate also)

2) the starts a new browser and navigates to the site - this will have a new
session.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

"Ed" <tr****@padtec.com.br> wrote in message
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hi,

I have an application on my intranet using asp.net/vb.net
Sometimes users open more than one window of the browser, loading the
same application and execute the same process on both windows.
I would like to avoid this behavior, but I donīt know the best way to
doing that.

If you know that, please let me known

tks
troqui

Nov 18 '05 #2

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